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Dermatologist Treatments

Covers
Skin, scalp, hair and nails
Anaesthetic
Only for some procedures
Downtime
None unless a procedure follows
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Key takeaway

Skin problems that look alike can have different causes.

Our dermatologist in Legian looks for the cause of yours before suggesting any treatment, medical or cosmetic.

Before your visit

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It suits

  • Acne that keeps returning, or acne scarring
  • Melasma, pigmentation, sun-related changes or uneven tone
  • Eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis, rosacea or a recurring rash
  • Moles, skin tags, cysts or other lesions
  • Some hair loss, and scalp or nail problems

Tell your dermatologist about pigmentation, acne, rosacea, scarring or another skin condition before you book a cosmetic treatment.

To prepare

  1. Come with the area clean and easy to show, if you can.
  2. Bring the names of your medication and skincare products.
  3. Photographs help if the problem has changed over time.
  4. Note when a mole began changing in size, shape, colour or feel, and any bleeding.

Not every visit ends in treatment

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Depending on what your dermatologist finds, you leave with a diagnosis, new skincare or medication, advice on tests or a referral, or a treatment plan. Some moles only need watching.

When a procedure is medically right, we can do it here, from laser therapy and RF Microneedling to injectables, lesion removal and scar treatment.

On the day

Your dermatologist asks how long you have had the problem and what you have tried, and about allergies, time in the sun and any medical or family history. Then they take a close look. You hear the options, the likely result, the risks and any follow-up before you decide.

After your treatment

DowntimeNone unless a procedure follows

Until it settles

  1. Follow your dermatologist's advice on skincare, medication, sun protection and aftercare for any procedure.
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Results

The consultation itself needs no anaesthetic and leaves nothing to heal. A procedure is different. It may need a local or topical anaesthetic, and it comes with its own downtime.

Some skin conditions need ongoing care, so the number of visits follows your diagnosis and plan. Results vary, and your dermatologist says what to expect for your skin.

Questions people ask

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